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An intriguing contract announcement reveals Lockheed Martin is working to design and develop a bespoke F-35 version for a foreign customer.

It's the second time this month that the Israeli Air Force has targeted apparent weapons deliveries at the Mediterranean port.

As a result of the Navy moving to defund its tortured railgun program, Congress wants an explanation, but still threw millions at it anyway.

The JSTARS fleet may be heading towards retirement but it's still providing critical intelligence near the world's biggest flashpoints.

Combining U.S., French, and Russian components, the Maisanta YZR is a modern-day equivalent to the M50 Ontos used in Vietnam.

Even though the Navy had no enlisted pilots, Richard Marcinko had his elite SEAL 'shooters' trained as pilots to make his team self-reliant.

'Demo Dick' served two tours in Vietnam, founded SEAL Team Six and Red Cell, and authored many books on the topics.

In a highly suggestive drill, Iran demonstrated a combined missile and drone strike against a lookalike of Israel's Dimona nuclear facility.

It's cold outside, but it's always warm in the bunker.

A lighthearted holiday video about delivering presents via rocket reflects very real U.S. military ambitions.

The elevators are one of several major systems that have delayed operational deployment of the carrier for years.

Recent live-fire maneuvers have pitted the American-supplied anti-tank missiles against the kind of cage armor now appearing on some Russian tanks.

The Skunk Works-built X-59 that could revolutionize supersonic travel is getting closer to its first flight.

In an air war, Ukraine and Russia can bring to bear many similar aircraft types, but in vastly different quantities.

Congress has approved $50 million in total to help fix the USS Connecticut, but the repair bill could grow to be significantly larger.

The Air Force had hoped to conduct three successful tests of the AGM-183 this year so it could enter service in 2022.

We have more on the 'mirrored' F-22 Raptor mystery that includes a historical connection and an official Air Force statement.

The relatively cheap cockpit upgrade would eliminate the need for B-52 crews to carry loads of potentially risky lithium-ion batteries on missions.

A fascinating snapshot of 1990s life at the birthplace of the atomic bomb, numerous modern missile systems, and so much more.

The end of F-15C's Weapons Instructor Course comes as the Air Force pushes ahead with its transition to the new F-15EX Eagle II.